LIFE OUT OF THE EARTH

What the meaning of "planet" is I am sure that you don't know. "Planet" is a word whose meaning, which has the origin in the Greek language, is:
 " A planet is a wanderer which hasn't set in any place, like a moving light that  is seen but nobody knows a thing about it"
The Greeks spoke in this way about planets because they thought the stars were stopped and the planets were another type of strange stars which moved without attending any norm.

All of this makes me think about our importance in the Universe. Were we significant, why would live in a simple wanderer, one like the others? Not only that, in the latest decades have been discovered more and more galaxies and an incredible number of planets. So, my thoughts are clear, more civilizations must exist apart from us.

However, we can't know more about that. Life is a consequence of the different combinations of carbon, but this is only a simple answer. If you ask a scientific, they would tell you about the vital functions: "growth, movement, reproduction, respiration, nutrition, and excretion" but what this means?  It looks like life is all that want to live and last in time. But in these terms, the entire universe is alive for me. It grew up in the Big Bang, now is spreading out, there is a chance of the existence of other dimensions which may attend the evolution laws  (I will talk about this in another post). Moreover, there are stars which are constantly fed up with hydrogen and they excrete helio and other elements. In addition to this, the Universe breaths energy, this is its oxygen.

The Universe could be a living being, and also, it is probably that other forms of life (made or not with carbon) exist, and they may live in our Solar system, in our Galaxy, in another spot of the Universe but also in other dimension or in the own Earth.

But I think that we are committing a big mistake when we talk of life in this way. Our real desire is to find out intelligent life, that is to say, a life which is capable of reasoning, questioning, like us, our true cause of being in the Universe. Life under these conditions may be found but is surely less abundant. Or maybe no... Who knows.

IS THERE A GOD?

This question is very usual not only nowadays but also in the past. We all know about religions used as the best tool used to answer a large number of questions typically kept in human minds. In spite of that fact, I think, so claimed Hawking, religions are only a premature attempt to solve our problems, a very oldfashioned way.

We have created the science to help us in this human concern, and should we care about the existence of a God? I'm afraid not.

What is usually recurrent between scientists is the Big Bang theory, an almost finished mathematical theory which explains the origin of the Universe. In no way am I tell it now, seeing that I would require many posts, even though it is easy summing up:

The Universe was an infinitely small point of matter and energy which was not in the vacuum but literally in the nothing. What I have already said is a common mistake that usually leaves us to a road with no way out. The vacuum needs space. We define it as the lack of mattery (mattery which was before in a space). So, if in the Big Bang space was created, it is an incoherence to say that there was space before it.
Said that what happened next was the inflation, the fast expansion of the Universe under high influence of energy. In this process, the fundamental particles were created, also the light, and science can prove it in the microwave background.

Since then, science is capable of explaining almost all physical and biological phenomenons, so where is the problem? One of the most awareness questions is: who started the Big Bang? Here appear all the religions with their fantastic and easy answers, but I propose another solution.

What if the Big Bang was the start of the time, what if there wasn't a past before the Big Bang?

This is how it happens in the black holes. The time stops because nothing could be faster than the light, the black holes absorb everything, also the time.

To end up, if there wasn't a space to be in, an there wasn't a time, how could exist a God?

ABOUT THE PEOPLE BEHAVOUR...

Well, it’s important to know that people aren’t good. Sounding odd or not, this is a reality all of us must recognize.

I have recently watched a chapter of a series called “electric dreams”, and despite the fact that I’m talking about it, I didn’t like it at all just at the moment after ended it. Since it wasn’t long enough from my view, and despite being a good idea, the chapter blows up your mind at the end.

Firstly, I’m going, to sum up, the plot. It’s about a dystopia of the world, one where appear some guys called “needles” whose strange ability is to read the thoughts of the rest regular humans. This is not liked by anybody, because it’s a way of losing freedom, due to the use of these “needles” by the police.

The situation is unsustainable, the revolts on the streets are going up, and people on both sides of the problem don't agree with giving up their ideas. In addition, we have to imagine a poor scenery, surrounded by pollution and chaos: an intense grey sky covered by smoke clouds, cities where no more cars can have a place in or an increasing overpopulation that is cutting down vital resources and causing many critical economic problems.

Having said that, now it’s understandable that the society is corrupted, has lost all its moral statements, and lies are as usual as breathing. Of course, the instant result of the “needles” taking place in that world, is showing up the worse side of the humans. For that reason, the end of the chapter is the victory of the evil, the clash between humans and “needles”, which could be understood like normal people fighting with their own lies.